Arrog (2019)
Platforms: Windows · Macintosh · Android · iPhone · iPad · tvOS · Nintendo Switch · PlayStation 4Genres: Genres · Adventure · 3rd-person (Other) · Puzzle elements · Point and select · Fantasy
Arrog is an interactive animation about a man accepting his death through his dreams in which the story progresses by completing varied puzzles.
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Cast & Crew · 21 people
- Mateo Alayza Moncloa· Created and Directed by, Producers, Game Designers, Art Director, Animators
- Luis Wong· Executive Producer, Producers
- Sol Sánchez Portocarrero· Lead Programmer, Game Designers
- Francisco A. Mora Arámbulo· Programmer, Game Designers
- Vania Castagnino· Game Designers, Lead Animator, Animators
- Diego Rodríguez L.· Game Designers
- Jaime Chirif Watanabe· Game Designers, Sound Designer and Composer
- Sergio Dapello· Animators
- Joaquín Concha· Animators
- Pablo Tamariz· Animators
- Diego Tenorio· Animators
- Gabriel Alayza Moncloa· Special Thanks
- Alberto Aznarán· Special Thanks
- Victor Bankler· Special Thanks
- Michael Barclay· Special Thanks
- Pablo Carrillo· Special Thanks
- Eduardo Chiang· Special Thanks
- Phillip Chu Joy· Special Thanks
- Jorge García Soto· Special Thanks
- John Gavin Polson· Special Thanks
- Adriaan de Jongh· Special Thanks
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